This is our new freshwater tank. Although we did keep our 1 Percula Clownfish, I am burnt out on saltwater and hadn't done anything cool to the tank in a long while. I pulled out the freshwater stuff and started this one a few weeks ago. It is new and fun and keep my hobby side occupied. So far, we have a school of Neon Tetras, a Dwarf Goraumi, a male Betta (B's favorite as you can see from the picture), a Red Wag Platy, an Angelfish, a Glass Catfish, a Gold Snail, a Black Snail, and a Clown Loach. They didn't all show up for the picture, but they're never all out at the same time. We may add an algae eater or two, but not too many more to prevent overloading it. Sorry for the bluriness of the pictures. It turns out that it's pretty difficult to take pictures of fish in a tank! They move a lot (and I'm obviously no expert!).
Betta
Glass Cat and Gourami
Neon Tetra School (see their little desks and pencils?)
B showing off his standing skills
This is our new freshwater tank. Although we did keep our 1 Percula Clownfish, I am burnt out on saltwater and hadn't done anything cool to the tank in a long while. I pulled out the freshwater stuff and started this one a few weeks ago. It is new and fun and keep my hobby side occupied. So far, we have a school of Neon Tetras, a Dwarf Goraumi, a male Betta (B's favorite as you can see from the picture), a Red Wag Platy, an Angelfish, a Glass Catfish, a Gold Snail, a Black Snail, and a Clown Loach. They didn't all show up for the picture, but they're never all out at the same time. We may add an algae eater or two, but not too many more to prevent overloading it. Sorry for the bluriness of the pictures. It turns out that it's pretty difficult to take pictures of fish in a tank! They move a lot (and I'm obviously no expert!).
Betta
Glass Cat and Gourami
Neon Tetra School (see their little desks and pencils?)
B showing off his standing skills
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